Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-19
SUNDAY IN THE CHURCHES.

SUNDAY IN THE CHURCHES.
Sermens from the Various Pnipits OF
Observation-Disclosures OF Unusual In.
terest for Next sabbath.
In all of these churches the congre.
gstioDs we're nnusully large. Tbs Sab
bath sohools numbered mor members
than ct any time since the interruption
accustomed by the prevalence of scarlet
fever.
Rev. Dan +. Bradley preached two
sermons which were spoken of as of ex-
oeeding interest. The subject Of the
morning discourse was "G.d's Service
Inviting" That OF the evening "Unbe.
l~ievers' Debt to Christianity" The texts
for both were we'll chosen and ably dis
cussed. The Young Peoples Christian
Endeavor society organized Aug. 18th,
1887, have issued q card giving the
names of officers, standing committees
and prayer meeting topics for twelve
weeks to come,and the names Of the lead
ers of the meeting. L. 81. Pound has
been employed by the home missionary
superintendent to supply the pulpit at
Wakonda. The former minister has gone
to the Chicago seminary for 9 three
years course OF study. Miss Lillian
Belle Matthews leaves this week for
Chicago, to study medicine that che
may go on q foreign mission. She will
be the first missionary sent ont OF the
Congregational church in Yankton.
Rev. y. E. Hager discoursed with his
usual ability from the theme in the
morning Stability and Sell Forgetfnl-
ness" in the evening who is Accounted
Wise. Next Sabbath with the M. E.
church in tais city will be an ~eventful
day. On next Sabbath they will cele-
brste their silver wedding and it is to be
sincerely hoped for that there will be
offerings sufficient in the plate
to square off the indebted
nese Of the church, between $500 and
500, 80 that the church may enter
unem. arressed on the second quarter
century of its history. The next Sabbath
will be the lest quarterly meeting OF the
year. With the presence OF the presid-
ing elder, Rev. Mr.. CLARK, OF Mitchell,
and some of the pastors Of the church j n
former years. great hopes are enter
tanned of the meeting. May their hopes
be fully realized.
Rev. Ohas. H. Botin, rector Of Christ
church, preached q highly entertaining
sermon to a full house yesterday morn
ing and to not rs full q house at night.
The sermon OF the morning was in re-
ference to the organization OF the white
cross movement. to be inaugurated this
week. The evening sermon was on
Parental Responsibility" The Rev. Mr..
BONN is issuing q call to all men who are
interested in the white cross movement
to meet at guild hall Wednesday even-
ing to devise plans and modes of work.
The work is. TO be q union effort, not
confined to the Episcopal church, but TO
all persons who are on the side of moral
purity. ALI such are urged in the call
to give their influence to this work,
Next Sabbath Bishop bare will be at
the Episcopal church. He comes pur.
posely to organize the white cross
society. At 10:45 / n the morning he will
administer baptism. At IL celebration
OF the holy communion and confirmation
and sermon. At $3.50 the young ladief
over sixteen years OF age will be ad-
dressed by the bishop. At 7,30 there
will be a meeting for men and boys over
sixteen years OF age. This meeting viii
be addressed by the bishop and othel
clergyman Of the city. At this meeting
the white GROSS society will be organi-
zed.
Rev. d. B. Nichols preached at Utici
in the afternoon. BE went out In Mr.
!, Miners conveyance. MIR. and Mrs.
Miner and Mrs. jacques made up til,
, company from Yankton. II was a meet
ing hopeful for the future. Rev. Dal
Bradley is TO preach there next Sabbatl
afternoon.
A novel spectacle met them on the Wa,
= TO the meeting. IL was q time worl
!, prairie schooner drawn by one OK, th
man going by the eide to keep mp tn
, balance OF the institution, standing o
walking instead Of the missing OF
3 which we understood from the man wa
miTed in y lake bed. The family, mar
. wife and little girl. seemed to strongl
appeal for aid. Late to-day they wi
reach Ysnkton in search Of work. w
hope the good people OF Yankton VIII
J have already won q name for helpin
the poor will remember this dessitui
l. family.
The finest Misses and Chill
dren's spring heel shoes q
g MAX & SON.
r.
u A NASAL INJECTOR free with eae
a bottle of Shiloh,s Catarrh Remedy. Pri,
80 cents. Sold by DR.. Vanderhnle.
" Cheap Rates to Chicago and Return.
Fl The Chicago Il Northwestern Railwt
ID Go. will sell cheap excursion tickets